26Feb

Is your data management an illusion?

Posted bySA Qlik Master Reseller / in News category

Is your data management an illusion?

With the exponential growth of the Internet of Things (IOT) and the ever-expanding digital era, businesses face a flurry of data. This constant stream of information demands attention. Why? Because businesses already have all the information at hand to make impactful, positive, strategic decisions; if only they knew how to access it.

According to Mentalist and MC at the South Africa Qlik Master Reseller Partner Awards Dinner, Gilan Gork, the key is to unlock the potential that you already possess. In his profession, the power of influence and subliminal messaging drive performance – but every business’ data is telling a story. The question is, are you listening?

The Partner Awards Dinner was held on the 6th of February 2018, in the L’Incontro Ballroom at The Michelangelo Hotel, Sandton. SA Qlik’s valued partners were treated to a three-course meal and entertainment by Gork and the Chili and Lime Afro-Jazz band. The evening marked a celebration of the growth of the partner channel, and an appreciation for the power of collaboration in the software and technology industry.

SA Qlik’s Managing Director, Jane Thomson, began the Awards Presentation Ceremony with the partners who had been nominated by their clients for the “Customer Endorsed Innovation” Awards. These partners were nominated for excellence in customer service, leading to superior storage functionality, seamless enterprise resource planning (ERP) upgrades, cost savings, improved visibility for better management, and providing strategic insights (to name a few).

The winners were; AdvanceNet (nominated by Auction Nation); B2IT (nominated by PG Bison); Decision Inc (nominated by PepsiCo Simba); InteleQt Consulting (nominated by AB InBev) and TRG Enterprise Intelligence (nominated by Vodacom). In its nomination, a representative from Vodacom confirmed that; “Qlik makes a difference in our world every day.”

InteleQt Consulting scooped two further prizes, including the award for “Revenue Growth” and the “Certification Percentage” award. Tracker walked away with the “OEM Deal of the Year” award, while B2IT was celebrated for its continued commitment, winning the “Percentage Growth Year-on-Year” award. The “Innovation” award went to Modernising Management for outstanding performance in this field. Insight Consulting received the “Consistent Performer Over Three Years” award, for performing consistently well. Lastly, the “Partner of the Year: 2017” award went to Decision Inc, for its outstanding commitment throughout the year.

“Well done to all the winners, and to our Partner of the Year, Decision Inc,” concluded Thomson. “Our partners play an integral role in bringing technology into every industry, to expand their knowledge, and give them the proactive ability to influence decision making. Processing large and complex datasets is a challenge – but if the right solution is found, applications allow for pre-emptive and proactive management, and superior customer experience.”

Editorial contacts

Perfect Word Consulting

Raynique Ducie

(011) 807 3294

perfectword@trinitas.co.za

22Nov

Fuelling Finance Decisions with Data Intelligence

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Fuelling Finance Decisions with Data Intelligence

Simon Kirby, Director of SI Industry Solutions: Financial Services at SA Master Qlik Reseller, discussed the use of analytics in finance at the recent Finance Indaba 2017.

As the world delves ever deeper into the Fourth Industrial Revolution, modern enterprises are forced to evolve their operational practices. With this digital transformation comes an onslaught of information, resulting in massive datasets and the responsibility to analyse this data effectively. When organisations are empowered to see the whole story in their data, a powerful shift occurs, where management can make informed decisions based on real facts derived from their operations, ultimately leading to financial success.

At the Finance Indaba 2017, held at the Sandton Convention Centre, thousands of colleagues, suppliers of technologies, specialists, CFOs and thought leaders gathered to further the finance profession. Simon Kirby – Director of SI Industry Solutions: Financial Services at South Africa Master Qlik Reseller – shared his insights into using analytics in the finance function. With a glimpse into the history of analytics and business intelligence, Kirby detailed the data and finance journey, indicating how things are done differently today.

To remain innovative and relevant, especially in the financial and insurance sectors, a good business intelligence solution must handle data effectively, analyse it accurately and present it visually. The results must be distributed in a way that ensures the impact can be seen across the entire organisation. “The finance department has one of the most challenging jobs within any organisation,” confirms Kirby. “They have to collect all of the data for the entire organisation, analyse it, and offer enormous amounts of reporting to the board, senior management, regulators, etc.”

To drive insight into the finance area, three essential elements are required. “Firstly, the analytics tool must offer the ability to support the financial process around regulatory reporting. It must also be effective to track day-to-day transactions, making sense of this huge volume of data flowing through the department. In particular, the sales ledger often needs to be broken down, analysed, aggregated and summarised,” adds Kirby. “Thirdly, analytics are highly effective in ensuring financial control, considering financial losses (whether deliberate, through fraud, or accidental losses).”

Often financial decisions are made by managers with experience. They sometimes rely on gut feel, which can serve them well – but they often lack real data to make sense of, or substantiate, what they have done or decided. “People really need to make decisions based on data. Although statistical results largely depend on the inputs, how the data is presented, what is included and what is left out, you can’t truly make an informed decision and you can’t truly run a business today without really understanding data.”

Kirby believes financial planning is a fascinating part of the finance function and a critical role of any finance department. Successful planning tells the organisation where it is, where it needs to get to in the future, and how it is going to get there. “That process of budgeting, planning and forecasting is vital for any company. Once targets are set, it is essential to measure progress, and when necessary, re-adjust. It’s not possible to do this without data.”

Similarly, in the insurance sector, data and analytics offer dozens (if not hundreds) of ways to benefit the industry. For example, if we look at an insurance company, there are three key areas; underwriting, pricing, and claims. “Underwriters within an insurance company play a very important role in terms of determining the terms and conditions of the policies that they provide, but this requires insight into customer needs. The innovation in this field has created a data driven conversation, rather than merely contacting customers during the annual renewal period,” advises Kirby. “Actuaries work very closely with employees in both underwriting and claims to determine pricing. To do so, precise claims analytics are crucial. From a claims point of view, the need to be able to understand the claims paid, the types of claims received and the information required to eradicate claims fraud cannot be overstated.”

While informing sound decision-making processes, data analytics is an excellent tool to bring inefficiencies to light. From finance to call centres, data analytics drives in-depth insight into how teams are functioning, where performance is lacking, and why. Whether it’s millions of calls coming in daily, or hundreds of financial reconciliations required monthly, data offers the opportunity to discern deep inefficiencies. Kirby asserts that the ability to use data to get things right in the first place and to identify and solve inefficiencies are great examples of using data to improve a business.

Through the effective use of analytics visualisations, dashboards and applications, users can find real insight in their data. “To derive value, users must be able to connect to, store and change data with a powerful but simple to use Extract Transform and Load (ETL) tool. Users shouldn’t need to know how to write complex SQL in order to associate and profile their data,” adds Kirby. “The best analytics platforms at the forefront of data innovation can deal with incomplete data sets without breaking, while at the same time offering the power to ask questions and receive intuitive answers. The ability to see the data in a visual way, and ask for insights through a natural process is the key to driving truly insightful access to datasets.”

Kirby concludes with the core benefits of effective data analytics. In any organisation, the three significant questions are; can we make more money? Can we save money? And, where is that “holy wow” eureka moment that delivers the solution to a problem that has plagued the business’ operations. “The key to any kind of analytics or data analysis is the ability to use data to drive these benefits. Using a tool that offers these advantages in a visual way is incredibly powerful – and sometimes it blows your mind.”

Perfect Word Consulting

Raynique Ducie

(084) 200 0221

perfectword@trinitas.co.za

31Oct

Higher Ed Growth utilises Qlik to improve delivery of enrolment data

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Higher Ed Growth utilises Qlik to improve delivery of enrolment data

31Oct

Users rank Qlik Sense top in customer and product satisfaction, project success, business value among large international BI vendors in BARC’s BI Survey 17

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Users rank Qlik Sense top in customer and product satisfaction, project success, business value among large international BI vendors in BARC’s BI Survey 17

11Oct

Qlik Announces CEO Transition

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Qlik Announces CEO Transition

David Murphy Appointed Interim CEO

October 11, 2017 10:05 AM Eastern Daylight Time

RADNOR, Pa.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Qlik®, a leader in data analytics, today announced that Lars Björk, CEO, has transitioned his responsibilities to David Murphy as interim CEO. David Murphy is the former President and COO of Blue Coat Systems and a current Qlik Board Member and Thoma Bravo Operating Partner. A search is underway to find a permanent CEO.

“Having spent my entire career at some of the premier companies within the software industry, I have long admired Qlik’s mission to deliver comprehensive business intelligence solutions across a wide spectrum of analytics use cases”

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2. Information collected

2.1 We may choose to collect personal information from you via the Site through the use of enquiry and registration forms and every time you e-mail us your details.

3. Use and disclosure of personal information

3.1 We may process personal information collected via the Site for the purposes of –

3.1.1 conducting market consultation exercises; or

3.1.2 providing you with information about new developments on or any changes to the services provided via the Site

3.2 If you do not wish to receive information about our products or services, please indicate this in the appropriate box when providing us with your details (if applicable to this Site).

3.3 We may also use information in aggregate form (so that no individual user is identified) to –

3.3.1 build up marketing profiles

3.3.2 aid strategic development;

3.3.3 manage our relationship with advertisers; and

3.3.4 audit usage of the Site.

3.4 We may disclose your personal information to third parties where:

3.4.1 we have your consent;

3.4.2 we use third parties to assist us in providing services and you have elected to receive one of those services. The third party would only be allowed to use your information for the purposes of providing that service to you; or

3.4.3 we are compelled by law or a court order to do so, or if we believe that such action is necessary for the purposes of the legitimate interest pursued by SA QLIK, to protect and defend the rights, property or safety of SA QLIK, the Site, visitors to the Site or others.

4. Law enforcement authorities

4.1 We may, in our discretion, contact law enforcement authorities if we believe that anything unlawful is occurring in connection with the Site. In this process, we may provide the law enforcement authorities with any personal information that is held by us.

5. Use of cookies

5.1 Cookies may be placed on your computer when you both visit and register on the Site. A cookie is a small piece of information sent by a web server to a web browser, which enables the server to collect information back from the browser. Find out more about the use of cookies on www.cookiecentral.com.

5.2 SA QLIK may use cookies to identify you when you access the Site and to build up a demographic profile. The use of cookies also allows registered users to be presented with a personalised version of the Site.

5.3 By your use of the Site you agree that SA QLIK may use cookies.

5.4 Please ensure that you read the Site T’s & C’s as well.

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